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At The Back => The Dressing Room => Topic started by: Jonny on July 06, 2011, 11:12:01 PM
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I got a letter today, from my university confirming that I've been awarded with a Upper Second Class Honours in BSc Business Management degree.
Uber chuffed and happy as a clown! :D (though I don't like clowns, but nevermind that!)
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Well done!
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Congratulations.
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Well done Jonny !
All that hard work paying off !
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Nice one - well done!
I'm kind of envious of people with all of these qualifications. I don't have much other than a few GCSEs and half a year at college. It was half a year as I didn't really excel with education. I've not done too badly but think I could have done a whole lot better if I had applied myself more.
Very well done indeed.
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Congrats!
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Nice one - well done!
I'm kind of envious of people with all of these qualifications. I don't have much other than a few GCSEs and half a year at college. It was half a year as I didn't really excel with education. I've not done too badly but think I could have done a whole lot better if I had applied myself more.
Very well done indeed.
Maybe one to look at again in the future? Well, if it interests you. I did well at school, but really only scr@ped by at uni the first time, having gone back to academia now I've found it much easier to do well, was student of the year for my course last year and really find that after a break of almost a decade it's exhilarating and more compelling to get the head down and get on with it.
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Well done mate!
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Well done, fella.
I graduated nearly 20 years ago (gulp!), but like NFE I pretty much scr@ped through. I reckon I'd do far better now as an old man a mature student...
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Yep, well done mate. Nice work!
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congratulations, relax while you can :lol:
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Congratulations. I hear Gibson are looking for executives. ;)
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Well done Jonny, hope the hard work yields its just rewards!
I'm kind of envious of people with all of these qualifications. I don't have much other than a few GCSEs and half a year at college. It was half a year as I didn't really excel with education. I've not done too badly but think I could have done a whole lot better if I had applied myself more.
Qualifications aren't everything! I've got lots of O and A levels, a 2.1 degree and accountancy qualifications, but I haven't amounted to a hill o'beans! :lol:
I think self-confidence, ambition and knowing what you want to do are far more important (and I lack all of those in abundance!)
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Nice one Jonny :D
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Well done!
Expecting my own results from first year any day now... :?
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Qualifications aren't everything! I've got lots of O and A levels, a 2.1 degree and accountancy qualifications, but I haven't amounted to a hill o'beans! :lol:
I think self-confidence, ambition and knowing what you want to do are far more important (and I lack all of those in abundance!)
:D I have the self confidence but not a huge amount of ambition. As far as knowing what I want to do I'm still not sure, recently moved to an IT team and am constantly thinking of what sort of discipline I want to get into.
Maybe one to look at again in the future? Well, if it interests you. I did well at school, but really only scr@ped by at uni the first time, having gone back to academia now I've found it much easier to do well, was student of the year for my course last year and really find that after a break of almost a decade it's exhilarating and more compelling to get the head down and get on with it.
I think in the distant future this is something that I may well look at. Zero time at the moment due to family stuff but would love to do some more educational stuff. I do think I would go more down the trade route than an academic route though.
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i found studying as an adult much easier than ever before, for once i was getting A's on masters level assignments rather than my run of c's followed by a 2:2 when i was younger. but then i did go and drop out because of the practical side of it all - so i cant claim it was a total success ;)
but yeah, the studying side of things definitely seemed easier than the first time round
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Awesome, nice one :)
Not to sound too negative but I got a First and it still hasn't helped me get a job yet. Sounds like you did a proper degree though so good luck :)
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congrats :)